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I have a pelvic mri tomorrow morning and i was told to take an enema. i was only able to keep in in for about 1 minute.
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Inform ordering doc: Make sure you inform the doctor (whoever ordered the MRI) & the Radiologist (at the MRI center) about the above. Tell them as soon as possible & ask if there are any alternatives or if they have any different instructions for you prior to the MRI. A lot will depend on what the MRI is trying to diagnose & what symptoms you are having. They won't necessarily cancel the MRI. Good luck!
Answered 4/6/2017
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